Cotton 24/7 - Cotton News for a Global Industry

Current Issue Increasing China's Cotton Production Nicosia Outlines ACSA Platform Issue Archives 2010 September August July June May April March February January 2009 December November October September August July June May April March February January 2008 December November October September August July June May April March February January 2007 December November October September August July June May April March February January 2006 December November September	Home > Cotton International > February 2008 Cover Story Consolidation In 2008: Pakistan's Mills Will See Slowed Growth Even as Pakistan reels from political instability in early 2008 and its textile markets expect slower sales due to the U.S. sub-prime debacle, Pakistani mill leaders and cotton merchants believe growth could be on the horizon due to favorable trade agreements and future partnerships. Features The Trickle-Down Effect: Product Quality Starts At The Fiber When major consumer markets demand the highest quality finished goods at the best possible prices, it takes a concerted effort from the entire cotton supply chain to deliver. Insurers Deliver First Green Dividend Clearing Up China's Cloudy Forecasts A new report from USDA explores new methods of dealing with uncertain Chinese statistics. India: Key Player In A Global Market India’s rapidly expanding production shows no signs of slowing.	Evolution of a Merchant California-based cotton merchant Ernie Schroeder, Jr. explains how his firm adapts to the paradigm shifts of a changing market... Read more ICAC Plenary Meeting Registration is underway for the 68th Plenary Meeting of the ICAC. This year's meeting will be held in Cape Town, South Africa... Read more Spinning in Bangladesh Bangladeshi spinners are urging the government to intervene in the face of mounting economic challenges. Read more
	© 2010 Meister Media Worldwide \| Privacy Statement \| Reprint Permissions